Sees patients before first shift. Writes the work-status notes with you, in plain terms.
About us
A small practice with one job: work injuries, step by step
Wrench Chiropractic is a three-person practice in Dayton. Most of our patients have a workers' compensation claim, and most came in not knowing who pays or what happens next.
So we put those answers first: who is involved, what each visit includes, and how each visit is billed, in writing, before you are seen.
How we work
We explain before we treat
We confirm your claim with the payer before we book
We write work limits in plain terms
Your doctors and coordinator
Who you will see
Each doctor's license is listed in the footer of every page, with the board that issued it.
Leads exercise and rehab visits and writes a short home program for each patient.
Jamila Easley
Work-injury coordinator
Confirms your claim with the payer, schedules around your shift and sends the notes your doctor signs.
Licenses
Licensed in Ohio
Each doctor holds a chiropractic license issued by the State Chiropractic Board of Ohio. The numbers are on the license line in the footer.
Chiropractic licenses
Alfonso Zavala, Chiropractor
OH License no. 000000 · State Chiropractic Board of Ohio
Licensed to practice chiropractic in Ohio
Mei Chan, Chiropractor
OH License no. 000000 · State Chiropractic Board of Ohio
Licensed to practice chiropractic in Ohio
Next step
Start with a call
Tell our coordinator your employer's name and the date you were hurt. She tells you what happens next.